Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sale issued in the Daggs foreclosure. Lot 7 and 8, block 21 Daggs addition Ada Oklahoma to satisfy $559.00 judgment plus costs and interest. Sale at Ada courthouse front door July 25 1913 at 10 a.m. to highest bidder for cash. Witness L. E. Mitchell sheriff. First pub June 26 1913. C. F. Green attorney.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
William W. Daggs
Charles E. Daggs
Daggs
Ada
Ada Insalt
First National Bank of Stonewall
Wm. F. Harrison
Thelma B. Harrison
Sheriff Sale Notice and Estate Settlement Details
Notice covers a 1913 Pontotoc County sheriff sale for First National Bank of Stonewall against Harrison and Harrison to satisfy a $105 judgment with costs. Sale set for July 28 1913 at 2 PM at Ada courthouse. Also lists guardianship final reports for multiple estates to be heard July 7 1913 in Pontotoc County Court.
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Guardian for Jeff Latta
In the matter of the Guardianship of Jeff Latta, a minor. No. 152. Notice is given under an order of the Pontotoc County Court Oklahoma dated June 28.
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Jeff Latta
County of Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Guardianship sale of Clarence Crummey minor land in Oklahoma
In Jefferson County Oklahoma on June 30 1943 the guardian will sell at private sale to the highest bidder on July 21 1913 at 10 o clock AM in Waurika Oklahoma the minor Clarence Crummey estate in detailed parcels in Pontotoc County Oklahoma including multiple sections and lots cash upon confirmation of sale and deed delivery. Bids must be in writing and filed with the County Court of Jefferson County Oklahoma or delivered to the guardian in Waurika.
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Jeff Latta
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Choctaw and Chickasha
George W. Latte
Guardian
Galbraith, Epperson & Maxye
Clarence Crummey
County of
Jefferson
State of
Oklahoma
Waurika
Okla
Township
Range
Lot
U. S
Jefferson County
Waurika Oklahoma
Heavy downpour floods Oklahoma City and surrounding towns
A cloudburst like rainfall drenched central and southwestern Oklahoma with over five inches in Oklahoma City by late afternoon. Flooding swamped basements including City Hall and Bank buildings, with ten feet of water at the Central fire station and two feet in the state library basement. Weatherford and Mangum also recorded heavy totals and crops were damaged in several areas.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Weatherford
Here
Mangum
City
State National Bank
Tucker Furniture Company
Oklahoma Furniture Company
Western Bank Supply
Lee Huckins
Central Fire Station
Lawrence
Supreme Court
State Library
Weather Bureau
Altus
Chandler
Bartlesville
Chickasha
Marlow
Shawnee
Stillwater
DAR BYS PROPHYLactic FLUID ADVERTISMENT 1913
Dated this 30th day of June 1913 Geo. W. Crummey advertises Darby s Prophylactic Fluid as a powerful flesh healing liniment and internal remedy. Claims relief from cramps colic dysentery sore throat swollen tonsils and sick stomach plus disinfectant qualities for the sick room and fever patient baths. Price 50 cents per bottle sold by Gwin Mays Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Follower of Quantrell Tells Interesting Story
Reverend B. F. Garrett a ninety five year old former Quantrell ally recounts Civil War exploits and disputes the disappearance legend. He says Quantrell died in Angelina County Texas about five years ago and visited him ten years prior.
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J. W. Davis
Quantrell
B. F. Garrett
Angelina County
Texas
Mr. Garrett
Lawrence
Kansas
Garrett
Galveston
Tims
Arkansas
Chickasha
Ada
First Oklahoma newspapers trace roots of Indian language press
The article surveys early Cherokee Phoenix and Advocate publications at New Echota and Tahlequah, noting Shawnee Sun in 1835, Our Monthly for Creeks and Choctaws, Vindicator, Star-Vindicator, Muskogee Phoenix, Chieftain at Vinita, Indian Herald, Indian Moccasin, Chilocco Indian School Journal, and Indian Advocate. It links these titles to tribal nations and statehood efforts.
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Sequoyah
Cherokee Phoenix
New Echota
Georgia
Oklahoma
Advocate
Tahlequah
Nation
National
Shawnee Sun
Shawnee Baptist Mission
Creeks and Choctaws
Our Monthly
Tallahassee Creek Nation
Atoka
Choctaws and Chickasaws
Vindicator
Oklahoma Star
McAlester
Star- Vindicator
Muskogee
Indian Journal
Cherokee Advocate
Vinita
Indian Herald
Pawhuska
Afton
J. Hubbard
Indian School Journal
Chilocco
Engagement of Miss Wilson announced at White House
Washington July 2 The president and Mrs Wilson announce the engagement of their second daughter Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson to Francis Bowes Sayre of Lancaster Pa The wedding is expected next November at the White House Sayre 28 a Williams College valedictorian cum laude Harvard Law School graduate He comes from a prominent collegiate family and Miss Wilson 24 has worked with the YWCA and settlement efforts in Philadelphia The wedding marks a rare White House social event to begin the winter season
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Washington
Wilson
Baltimore
White House
Sayre
Williams College
Harvard Law School
Alaska
Northern
Mr. Sayre
Robert Heysham Sayre
Lehigh University
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Martha Finley Nevin
John Williamson Nevin
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Ohio
Governor signs bills affecting state board and county clerk salaries
Oklahoma City reports Governor Cruce signed measures including a proposed constitutional section to shrink the board of agriculture from eleven to five and trigger a recall like change if approved at the August special election. Additional bills set county clerk salaries at 2100 a year in counties over 80 000 and fund transfers for Dewey and Norman state university support. Sallow complexion ad follows.
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Oklahoma City
Barrett
Board of Agriculture
Cruce
McMechan
Senate
Wright
Randall, Deford
Belen
House
Oklahoma
Sutherlin
Stilwell
Vandeventer
Dewey
Franklin
Sharp
State University
Norman
Cash for mining timber offered at all switch stations Ada
Cash for mining timber delivered at any station on the C. O. switch. F Shav? Ada. 48wtt
President Wilson Visits Yorktown on a Hot Day
President Wilson toured Yorktown's historic sights on a hot July day. He asked to see the jury room at the old courthouse while an amused sheriff, unaware of the visitor's identity, guided him upstairs and remarked on the heat. The story notes the sheriff only learned the truth later.
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Washington
Wilson
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Old Court House
Statement confirms amount and officers listed
The document states 322 583 .78 as the amount and names C H Bives as president and H P Reich as active vice president with Chilcutt and another officer noted. The line ends with declarative confirmation of the figure.
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C.h.bives
Chilcutt
Active Vice Press
H. P. Reich
Electric Bitters Promise Health Boost For All Ages
Tired and nervous people seek energy and appetite through Electric Bitters a home remedy praised for stomach liver and kidney relief Mrs R Rhin e vault of Vestal Center New York credits it with life changing benefits The ad urges readers to try a bottle priced at 50 cents or one dollar and notes G M Ramsey recommends it.
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G. M. Ramsey
Adv
Crop Condition Around Maxwell Reported Strong
D C Hybarger returned Wednesday from Maxwell where he looked after cutting alfalfa and reports the crops in that part of the county are as good as possible. He notes a promising heavy corn crop along the river, a harvested oat crop, and healthy cotton. The hog market is expected to rise with a larger number of hogs in the country. Good rains assure a strong hay and can yield, making the fall outlook favorable. Konawa Chief Leader.
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D. C. Hybarger
Maxwell
Konawa
Fatal stabbing affray near Tahlequah
In Tahlequah Oklahoma on July 7 Matt Sanders a former Cherokee county sheriff and father of a prominent Cherokee family was fatally stabbed and his son Henry Sanders shot to death during a quarrel over a Sunday school class at Dykes Chapel. Two men sought by sheriff remain at large. The violence occurred outside the church after services.
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Tahlequah
Dykes Chapel
Here
Matt Sanders
Henry Sanders
Sanders
Dr Simmons Squaw Wine for Women Remedial Tonic
A period advertisement touts Dr Simmons Squaw Wine as a remedy for nervousness headaches stomach sickness irregularities and related symptoms in women. The tonic claims to regulate the female system and banish distress with a price of 1.00 per bottle sold by Gwin & Mays.
Causes of Stomach Troubles and Remedies
Causes of stomach troubles include sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation over eating and anxiety. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and you will soon be well. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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L. E. Mitchell
R. E. Duncan
C. F. Green
J. F. McKeel
Roy C. Donaghey
Melton P. Hutchinson
Edward C. Perry
R. F. Johnson
Sylvia Allen
Eva Cath
Rine Allen
G’d'n
Arthur al
Len
Jesse Allen
Randall M
Allen
I. M. King
J. W. Westbrook
Clark CO. Court
Williams
Williams Mfg. Co., Props
Cleveland
Ramsey Drug CO
Sraction Company
Denison Sherman McKinney
Dallas
Waxahachie
Ft. Worth
Cleburne
AM. R. Fewell
A. G. P. A. Denison
Jas. P. Griffin
G. P. A. Nallae
Geo. W. Crummey
York
Beria
M. A. Simmon
Soud
Merchants & Planters State Bank
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Cash and Light Exchange
Campbell
Heo
Aero
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